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Rushified will bring the music of Rush to Monroe’s Live Backstage this Saturday, December 6, delivering the sound and spirit of one of rock’s most distinctive trios.

With a ferocious blend of guitars, drums, and pulsating basslines, Negative Creeps will channel the essence of Nirvana's music at Monroe’s Live on Friday, April 25, with doors at 11pm.

After the success of their album Carpe Diem and a whirlwind tour, The Opacas took some time out to craft fresh material. And where better to bring those songs to life than in the same studio that hosted The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Led Zeppelin?

Before heading off to London’s Abbey Road Studios in the footsteps of The Beatles and Pink Floyd, Galway band The Opacas will play the Loft at Seven Bar, Bridge Street, on Thursday, June 6, at 8pm.

With a ferocious blend of screaming guitars, thunderous drums, and pulsating basslines, Negative Creeps capture the essence of Nirvana's music, transporting audiences back to the raw, rebellious spirit of the 90s.

The Stunning's Steve & Joe are the creative force behind The Walls - a band well known for hits like To the Bright & Shining Sun, Bone Deep, Bird in a Cage and Drowning Pool.

Rory and the Island to perform at Monroe’s Live

IT ALL began with something that no longer exists. It started at a rehearsal by the long defunct Renmore Brass Band, but it would have a profound effect on one young member of the audience.

FREDDIE MERCURY was a legend in his own lifetime, and close to 30 years after the Queen frontman's death from AIDS, his legend endures, and he remains one of the most beloved singers in rock.

WITH THE QUEEN/Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody enjoying great success among cinema goers - as well as generating controversy - and Rami Malek's outstanding performance as Freddie deservedly winning him a Golden Globe, it seems Queen are all the rage again.